Just built a new house with soooo many windows. You saved me thousands of dollars. Just had the drapery company come out and give me a bid. 5 windows came to $5000 and those were just our necessary windows so neighbors couldn’t see in. I was trying to figure out what I was going to do. You saved me. My husband says thank you, too! So glad I came across your site. You give incredibly helpful advice.
Your curtains look so high-end and beautiful, Baiyina. You demonstrated how to get the French pleats so well that I think I could even do it. Thank you for all of the super educational design videos.
I really loved this tutorial. I feel that I can competently replicate what you showed us. Thank you so much! Yes, I need to change my bedroom curtains.
We did this too in our house in Florida three years ago. As our ceilings are quite high and I wanted the drapes to go floor to ceiling, the length of the curtains they sell at IKEA USA wasn’t going to work (98 inches). Luckily I was living between Florida and Switzerland and so I ended up buying 26 pairs of Aina curtains at IKEA in Geneva as they are 300 cm or 118 inches. So we had to distribute curtains to all our family members and get them to bring them over in their suitcases when they visited us from Europe. My husband is a wiz on the sewing machine so he triple pleated all the curtains and sewed them together to fit our various window sizes, from triple sliders to single windows and everything in between. They look spectacular! Everyone gasps when they see what we did. It was a LOT of work, but it saved us literally ten thousand dollars (that was the quote we got from a local decorator for drapes that don’t even close). So I highly recommend this Ikea hack for sensational looking windows.
Thank you for demonstrating how to do this. I had watched another TH-camr’s video last year but I couldn’t remember who she was. At least with you I will remember you gave a demonstration.
Thank youuuu !!!!!! You previously had done a poll on which video to do next. PLEASE DO how to pick a perfect sofa !!!!! Im about to get new sofa & chairs!!!! You explain things so well !!! i’m totally clueless, i don’t even have anything on my walls, bc i can’t ever just pick a style or understand how to even style lolll anyways💛 see you on the next one !!!!
I bet she could easily do that! In my camper I redid the curtains, and the fabric I bought was so white it had a blue-ish undertone that I didn’t like. I soaked the fabric in coffee for a couple minutes and they turned the perfect neutral/warm shade of white! I then washed the fabric and they’ve help up well for over 3 years now
@@zanesutherland406 I used tea bags to dye two Ikea black/white pillow covers; they came out an awsome tan-ish color, which has held up for a few years now.
random: In one of your other videos you showed curtains that ended in a knot. I tried it for some new curtains I purchased for my bedroom, and I love how it looks. I'm no interior decorator, but I do feel a bit fancy when I look at the knots. Thank you for all your design ideas and examples!
OMG... I did Not know how to do the pleating with the pleating hooks. Baiyina, you're the bomb! I just learnt something new and I'm so pleased! Amazing you! Thank you.
Thanks for this! This is the clearest and most efficient version of this tutorial that I've seen so far. Someone else also suggested to open up the little loops with toothpicks which I really like. I also chalked every five loops beforehand so that it was easy for me to find them rather than counting constantly as I went along while feeling uncertain that I was getting the right loop.
THE LINEN LOOK EXPENSIVE, THE WINDOWS LOOK PROFESSIONALLY TREATED, I LOVE HOW THE SOFT WHITE PANELS LOOK AT THE WINDOWS, GREAT VIDEO, FABULOUS INFORMATION, THANK YOU. 🫖
Such a lovely look! I love shears in a bedroom. Random thought - would you consider dying your panels lavender? The white looks great but I am just imagining the look of your room in the way you first envisioned it.
I remember pleater hooks from the 1960s. What goes around comes around. To achieve blackout for sleeping, without spoiling the breezy look of the drapes, install blackout shades. Since your drapery rods are installed nice and high above the window frames, there's plenty of room to outside mount the shades just above the frames or just under the rods. When rolled up during the day, they'll be very unobtrusive.
This is one of the most helpful home design tutorials I’ve seen! I’m so excited to try this in my home and am now rethinking all my curtain choices 😂. Thank you!!
I remember years ago, making curtains with pleater hooks. But I kind of remember them being pointed and you stabbed them through the fabric and there was a lot of measuring to be done! The IKEA curtains make that process much easier. It's a great look, but my husband does not like curtains or drapes. We live in a very wooded area and our house is on a hillside, so all the windows are high up. Privacy isn't an issue, so it doesn't bother me too much. The only room with curtains is the guest room because I think other people might not feel the same. I do think they add a bit of softness to the room. And 14 windows in a 1-bedroom apartment - crazy!
I really prefer the look of pleated draperies too. For black out, pull down shades might be a good option for a bedroom instead of curtains especially if you have several smaller windows as opposed to one big picture window. They even sell DIY kits or you can find instructions online.
Agree. Honestly, I got those Redi-Shade pleated honeycomb paper shades that you cut to fit and glue to your window frame, and they work amazingly well.
Looks great! And what a good tutorial. So I did the same thing/look with these curtains for my bedroom, but I actually hand sewed a little pleat on the front, between each tab. Then I just hung them up by the tabs on the back. Not too difficult, and they look great. The only drawback is that I can't open them wide enough to fully cover my window - so it's more for looks lol! But honestly I think would do the pleater hooks next time!
I love how this looks! This is the look I was attempting to go for in my living room, but it looks sloppy because I don’t have the pleats in. I’m definitely getting my pleat game on!
Bayina you look FANTASTIC! Haven't seen one of your videos in a couple of years, got away from decorating. I'm guessing a keto diet? Whatever it is, it's working. TY for showing me how this is done. I've seen these hooks on the old formal curtains and wondered how it worked. You could also put roll-down shades on the windows. That room will be hot if it's south or west-facing, you may need to consider outside awnings. Lovely room, I'd fill it with plants if it's big enough.
I have had these curtains for years, currently stored in a box, and never had any idea what all the pockets on the backside were for. This video is so inspiring, I am definitely going to give this a try!
Looks great i didn't realize that ikea drapes had the French plete tape on them. I remember my grandmother using the tape all the time on her drapes and having to put the metal parts in them.
They look wonderful! Great tutorial too. Thanks! I'm all curtained out after having just hung shears in my family room...but have saved this video for future reference.
Lol, I graduated from a top Design Intelligence-ranked commercial interior design school and I didn't know that 5/8" was the next size up off the top of my head either. I love the lavender linen idea too but your alternative is a fantastic idea. Good job.
Everything comes back around, as a young kid in the '70s we had custom drapes not only on those hooks but the drapes opened/closed on a track n you just opened a whole bay at one time w this pulley system. It was quick until it jammed. I hated the formal look as a kid, but I surprisingly like it now. 😇
funny... I just came across this video after buying the RITVA curtains yesterday! so happy that got them in a 118" lenght! great product from IKEA and very good tip to hang them, thanks!
Thank you for your ideas! I remember once a month helping my mother put her drapes back up after laundering them. Ritz has a new dye that works on all kinds of fabrics using heated water. Maybe you could dye your curtains?
I thought about that but I’m so picky and minimalist so I need it to be exact and I just don’t think I will be able to achieve the exact hue I want so for me these are good enough now for this space
It never occurred to me that I could run pleater hooks through regular drapery rings. I always thought they had to be installed on a special rod. What a great solution!
You do have a lot of windows! I have 13 windows in a 3 bedroom house. I love IKEA panels. You really can do a lot with them and save a ton. I needed 12 panels for the windows and my den and, after seeing the ridiculous pricing of drapes at other retailers, I scored well at IKEA!
I did the exact thing with my huge living room windows. I did 2 pleats instead of 3 pinches. Also, I used gold poles and created a look that the poles are all connected which gives a very polished look in the room.
These curtains totally perfect. Sadly UK has different curtain heading systems so no pleater hooks 😭 The great thing about Dallas (which you may have already discovered): it is the home of the wholesale market for the region. So lots of outlets & discount places for fabrics, fashion & homeware tucked away *if you know where to look*. Keep your ear to the ground. Your design business will thrive here. 💖
Wow so happy I found this video. You explained and demonstrated everything so easily. I will be doing this in my living room and French patio doors. Thanks
Thank you for sharing this with the exact products used and quantity required, which makes it so easy to follow. So for blackout effect, I stumbled across Tatiana Pritchard’s video where she showed how she used the blackout liners from Amazon to make her ikea curtains blackout sew-free!
I did something similar to get pleated curtains to hang on a track. I sewed on the pleater tape from Ikea and used pleater hooks to create single pleats. It was sooo frustrating because I could not find any good good tutorials for what I was doing. But it turned out great, it looks so custom to my home! Worth the effort to get exactly what I wanted!
So very helpful. Thank you. Excellent video. Also learned I gotta wash them first in warm water as they shrink about an inch. I want them just above the floor hubby doesn’t like the pooling look lol!
How cool! We were about to buy custom curtains but came across the 118” length ritva at ikea! My husband actually chose the ritva curtains. I was super impressed lol maybe one day I might try this prong trick!
Stunning! At this price-point you got a luxe look that is both clean and dreamy. I've placed them in my Ikea cart because I'm tired of the the heavy canvas drapes I've been using. Thanks!
This video alone made me subscribe! Been wanting this exact look for my own bedroom. I’m in Dallas, myself and if I ever run into you at Starbucks you’re getting the biggest hug from me!Well, elbow bump maybe, because COVID. Anyway THANK YOU! Can’t wait to run up to IKEA and do this!
You’re SO helpful! We’re decorating my daughter’s new apartment, and you give the greatest tips for a beautiful space on a budget. Full disclosure, I’m going to use these in my own house!
Your curtains look beautiful! You did a great job on those! Your apartment is looking so pretty and stylish ~ I can't wait to see what you do next! Love your videos!!! 💕
I did it! It was actually pretty therapeutic and they look fabulous! Thank you! Now my only issue is that I decided to put them around a sliding glass door that is unfortunately not centered on my wall. So when I hung the drapes I decided to center the bar and put two panels on each side but now I think it looks wonky. Guessing I need to go back and just center it over the door and have a portion of the wall that has nothing on it… really which the door was centered on the wall. Thank you for the tutorial- you are a great teacher. 😍
I love your bedframe, it looks lovely with the curtains you have just installed, I am so glad you decided not to sell it and brought it with you. Funnily enough, we needed to get some curtains for a small bay window in our master bedroom. We were quoted £480.00 and £590.00 for two separate fabric options (keep in mind that, the one type of fabric was polyester and the other was a polyester mix!!!), which I thought it was rather ridiculous, taking into consideration the quality of the fabric!!! I ended up sourcing a brushed heavy linen and cotton mix fabric, alongside some high quality blackout lining material, handed them to a good tailor and 10 days later we had our lovely new bay window pleated curtains for half the price we had been quoted!
Wow, looks great. I would definitely like to try this in my bedroom. We have one large window we need to cover. Thanks for teaching us and all of the reasoning behind it. It turned out beautiful in your bedroom!!
Okay but can we please talk about that headboard? Beautiful!
You could also add weights to the hem. That helps them hang nicely and ups the professional look in my opinion.
I've not seen pleater hooks before, I like this look a lot.
When i was little, my Mom had pleater hooks. I did not fully appreciate them back then.... But now, totally into them! Thx again for this video:)
I was just curtain shopping and was disappointed by the options I saw, but glad to see IKEA not only works but can be finessed.
Just built a new house with soooo many windows. You saved me thousands of dollars. Just had the drapery company come out and give me a bid. 5 windows came to $5000 and those were just our necessary windows so neighbors couldn’t see in. I was trying to figure out what I was going to do. You saved me. My husband says thank you, too! So glad I came across your site. You give incredibly helpful advice.
Your curtains look so high-end and beautiful, Baiyina. You demonstrated how to get the French pleats so well that I think I could even do it. Thank you for all of the super educational design videos.
I really loved this tutorial. I feel that I can competently replicate what you showed us. Thank you so much! Yes, I need to change my bedroom curtains.
We did this too in our house in Florida three years ago. As our ceilings are quite high and I wanted the drapes to go floor to ceiling, the length of the curtains they sell at IKEA USA wasn’t going to work (98 inches). Luckily I was living between Florida and Switzerland and so I ended up buying 26 pairs of Aina curtains at IKEA in Geneva as they are 300 cm or 118 inches. So we had to distribute curtains to all our family members and get them to bring them over in their suitcases when they visited us from Europe. My husband is a wiz on the sewing machine so he triple pleated all the curtains and sewed them together to fit our various window sizes, from triple sliders to single windows and everything in between. They look spectacular! Everyone gasps when they see what we did. It was a LOT of work, but it saved us literally ten thousand dollars (that was the quote we got from a local decorator for drapes that don’t even close). So I highly recommend this Ikea hack for sensational looking windows.
I miss the Aina curtains! Such good quality linen I can’t believe they discontinued them
@@baiyinadotcom I agree. I was so sad when they discontinued them.
Thank you for demonstrating how to do this. I had watched another TH-camr’s video last year but I couldn’t remember who she was. At least with you I will remember you gave a demonstration.
Thank youuuu !!!!!! You previously had done a poll on which video to do next. PLEASE DO how to pick a perfect sofa !!!!! Im about to get new sofa & chairs!!!! You explain things so well !!!
i’m totally clueless, i don’t even have anything on my walls, bc i can’t ever just pick a style or understand how to even style lolll
anyways💛 see you on the next one !!!!
Btw I would try experimenting dying those in that pink tone that you want.
I bet she could easily do that! In my camper I redid the curtains, and the fabric I bought was so white it had a blue-ish undertone that I didn’t like. I soaked the fabric in coffee for a couple minutes and they turned the perfect neutral/warm shade of white! I then washed the fabric and they’ve help up well for over 3 years now
@@zanesutherland406 I used tea bags to dye two Ikea black/white pillow covers; they came out an awsome tan-ish color, which has held up for a few years now.
random: In one of your other videos you showed curtains that ended in a knot. I tried it for some new curtains I purchased for my bedroom, and I love how it looks. I'm no interior decorator, but I do feel a bit fancy when I look at the knots. Thank you for all your design ideas and examples!
Ooh, can you post the link to that video here, please. Ty 😀
Drapery looks amazing! Nice tutorial too, thanks for showing how to elevate!
OMG... I did Not know how to do the pleating with the pleating hooks. Baiyina, you're the bomb! I just learnt something new and I'm so pleased! Amazing you! Thank you.
I struggle so much with curtains. This video is so helpful, and I'm definitely doing this. Thank you!
Thanks for this! This is the clearest and most efficient version of this tutorial that I've seen so far. Someone else also suggested to open up the little loops with toothpicks which I really like. I also chalked every five loops beforehand so that it was easy for me to find them rather than counting constantly as I went along while feeling uncertain that I was getting the right loop.
Thanks for the tips, this is very useful and saves a lot of money!
THE LINEN LOOK EXPENSIVE, THE WINDOWS LOOK PROFESSIONALLY TREATED, I LOVE HOW THE SOFT WHITE PANELS LOOK AT THE WINDOWS, GREAT VIDEO, FABULOUS INFORMATION, THANK YOU. 🫖
This is great advice. I’ve worked in 5 drapery workrooms. Love ❤️ your videos!
Wow, you’re a wealth of knowledge!! Glad you found this video of value
I am envious of all your windows! The drapes make a huge difference. I learned something new today, so, thanks.
Such a lovely look! I love shears in a bedroom. Random thought - would you consider dying your panels lavender? The white looks great but I am just imagining the look of your room in the way you first envisioned it.
This is by far the best tutorial on this. The long ikea curtains have more than doubled in price, but still a good deal !
I have watched several other tutorials showing how to use the pleated clips; yours is by far the best!
Thank you!! Glad it helped 🙏🏽
I had this saved and I finally ordered my curtain rods and rings will give it a try. Thanks for tip
This is for me! Thank you 😊
I remember pleater hooks from the 1960s. What goes around comes around. To achieve blackout for sleeping, without spoiling the breezy look of the drapes, install blackout shades. Since your drapery rods are installed nice and high above the window frames, there's plenty of room to outside mount the shades just above the frames or just under the rods. When rolled up during the day, they'll be very unobtrusive.
I have been looking for curtains and haven't found anything I love that isnt super expensive!! Perfect timing
Omg I just bought these but the 110 in (I have 10 ft ceilings) I'm going to try the pleat hangers for a more polished look.
This is one of the most helpful home design tutorials I’ve seen! I’m so excited to try this in my home and am now rethinking all my curtain choices 😂. Thank you!!
Right on time! Was about to do this
I remember years ago, making curtains with pleater hooks. But I kind of remember them being pointed and you stabbed them through the fabric and there was a lot of measuring to be done! The IKEA curtains make that process much easier. It's a great look, but my husband does not like curtains or drapes. We live in a very wooded area and our house is on a hillside, so all the windows are high up. Privacy isn't an issue, so it doesn't bother me too much. The only room with curtains is the guest room because I think other people might not feel the same. I do think they add a bit of softness to the room. And 14 windows in a 1-bedroom apartment - crazy!
I really prefer the look of pleated draperies too. For black out, pull down shades might be a good option for a bedroom instead of curtains especially if you have several smaller windows as opposed to one big picture window. They even sell DIY kits or you can find instructions online.
Agree. Honestly, I got those Redi-Shade pleated honeycomb paper shades that you cut to fit and glue to your window frame, and they work amazingly well.
I still have several packages of those Ikea curtains hanging around, and I'm about to move! This is a perfect DIY idea for my new place.
Love that your ideas are budget friendly for the average person
Looks great! And what a good tutorial. So I did the same thing/look with these curtains for my bedroom, but I actually hand sewed a little pleat on the front, between each tab. Then I just hung them up by the tabs on the back. Not too difficult, and they look great. The only drawback is that I can't open them wide enough to fully cover my window - so it's more for looks lol! But honestly I think would do the pleater hooks next time!
I love how this looks! This is the look I was attempting to go for in my living room, but it looks sloppy because I don’t have the pleats in. I’m definitely getting my pleat game on!
Bayina you look FANTASTIC! Haven't seen one of your videos in a couple of years, got away from decorating. I'm guessing a keto diet? Whatever it is, it's working. TY for showing me how this is done. I've seen these hooks on the old formal curtains and wondered how it worked. You could also put roll-down shades on the windows. That room will be hot if it's south or west-facing, you may need to consider outside awnings. Lovely room, I'd fill it with plants if it's big enough.
I have had these curtains for years, currently stored in a box, and never had any idea what all the pockets on the backside were for. This video is so inspiring, I am definitely going to give this a try!
Looks great i didn't realize that ikea drapes had the French plete tape on them. I remember my grandmother using the tape all the time on her drapes and having to put the metal parts in them.
They look wonderful! Great tutorial too. Thanks! I'm all curtained out after having just hung shears in my family room...but have saved this video for future reference.
Great tutorial! I had no idea about any of this. They look perfect for your bedroom. I can’t wait to see what curtains you put in your living room.
Lol, I graduated from a top Design Intelligence-ranked commercial interior design school and I didn't know that 5/8" was the next size up off the top of my head either. I love the lavender linen idea too but your alternative is a fantastic idea. Good job.
Beautiful! I’m wondering if you could dilute a lavender rit dye to achieve the lavender pleated look?!!!!
Everything comes back around, as a young kid in the '70s we had custom drapes not only on those hooks but the drapes opened/closed on a track n you just opened a whole bay at one time w this pulley system. It was quick until it jammed. I hated the formal look as a kid, but I surprisingly like it now. 😇
funny... I just came across this video after buying the RITVA curtains yesterday! so happy that got them in a 118" lenght! great product from IKEA and very good tip to hang them, thanks!
Wow! Great information. I’m doing this 💯
Thank you!!!!!!🙋♀️💕💫 you are so sweet and kind to share your creativity and resourcefulness! Keep it coming, please!💕
Yessssss! Oh you did that!!! ... And then I did it! Bai👏🏽yi👏🏽na girl our library room is 👌🏽
You're a great teacher! Thank you for being real and not over produced
Thank you for your ideas! I remember once a month helping my mother put her drapes back up after laundering them. Ritz has a new dye that works on all kinds of fabrics using heated water. Maybe you could dye your curtains?
I thought about that but I’m so picky and minimalist so I need it to be exact and I just don’t think I will be able to achieve the exact hue I want so for me these are good enough now for this space
Absolutely love how the drapes look.
Love it! You’re such a good teacher, love that you gave step by step instructions. Thanks!
I have THESE same curtains. I love them! I might have to put some gold rings on them.
This is so functional. I fell in like with your show the very first time I saw it. Keep up the great work.
35.00 curtains are great! Then you add all the cost of the hardware, starts to add up! Great video, TY!
It never occurred to me that I could run pleater hooks through regular drapery rings. I always thought they had to be installed on a special rod. What a great solution!
What a fabulous hack. Thank you so much for the walk through. Very helpful.
I really enjoy your video posts.
Cheers from Canada.
Love it! 🥰 I'm going to try this in my new bedroom when I move in.
You do have a lot of windows! I have 13 windows in a 3 bedroom house. I love IKEA panels. You really can do a lot with them and save a ton. I needed 12 panels for the windows and my den and, after seeing the ridiculous pricing of drapes at other retailers, I scored well at IKEA!
I love RITVA curtains! You can't beat the length and price. You can dye them Lavender with Rit dye.🌺
I just bought these curtains for my bedroom. I’m going to try this pleated look.
I remember those growing up. My mom had baby blue weighted drapes.
I did the exact thing with my huge living room windows. I did 2 pleats instead of 3 pinches. Also, I used gold poles and created a look that the poles are all connected which gives a very polished look in the room.
It looks beautiful! I love it! I'm redoing my bedroom and have been really stuck on the curtains! I'm over thinking it because yours will be perfect!
These curtains totally perfect. Sadly UK has different curtain heading systems so no pleater hooks 😭
The great thing about Dallas (which you may have already discovered): it is the home of the wholesale market for the region. So lots of outlets & discount places for fabrics, fashion & homeware tucked away *if you know where to look*. Keep your ear to the ground. Your design business will thrive here. 💖
Wow so happy I found this video. You explained and demonstrated everything so easily. I will be doing this in my living room and French patio doors. Thanks
The tip about spreading the prongs was a deal-maker; I was really struggling till then. Thanks!
Thank you for sharing this with the exact products used and quantity required, which makes it so easy to follow. So for blackout effect, I stumbled across Tatiana Pritchard’s video where she showed how she used the blackout liners from Amazon to make her ikea curtains blackout sew-free!
Great tutorial? Thanks. Are the IKEA curtains, washable and dyeable? I need lots of pink colored panels.
I did something similar to get pleated curtains to hang on a track. I sewed on the pleater tape from Ikea and used pleater hooks to create single pleats. It was sooo frustrating because I could not find any good good tutorials for what I was doing. But it turned out great, it looks so custom to my home! Worth the effort to get exactly what I wanted!
So very helpful. Thank you. Excellent video. Also learned I gotta wash them first in warm water as they shrink about an inch. I want them just above the floor hubby doesn’t like the pooling look lol!
If you get a chance and have a South Asian fabric store in your city you can find amazing fabric for so little cost .
This is the best tutorial I’ve watched for pleating!! Thank you so much!
Thnx!
How cool! We were about to buy custom curtains but came across the 118” length ritva at ikea! My husband actually chose the ritva curtains. I was super impressed lol maybe one day I might try this prong trick!
Stunning! At this price-point you got a luxe look that is both clean and dreamy. I've placed them in my Ikea cart because I'm tired of the the heavy canvas drapes I've been using. Thanks!
Nice! Thanks for the tutorial. I didn't know THAT is the way too do drapery hooks.
This video alone made me subscribe! Been wanting this exact look for my own bedroom. I’m in Dallas, myself and if I ever run into you at Starbucks you’re getting the biggest hug from me!Well, elbow bump maybe, because COVID.
Anyway THANK YOU! Can’t wait to run up to IKEA and do this!
Thank you glad it helped!
pink is your color, looks so good on you
You’re SO helpful! We’re decorating my daughter’s new apartment, and you give the greatest tips for a beautiful space on a budget. Full disclosure, I’m going to use these in my own house!
Very good! Not many people have your taste or skills! Love your videos🤗
Your curtains look beautiful! You did a great job on those! Your apartment is looking so pretty and stylish ~ I can't wait to see what you do next! Love your videos!!! 💕
Thanks for the demonstration! Very appreciated! I was doing it wrong!
Aw. I respect the decision but those lavender drapes would have been beautiful!💕
Thank you. I followed your tutorial for my bay doors.
Great tutorial. Very helpful how to position the pins. Thanks so much.
Awesome, I have those drapes, but I need the hooks. Time to go online to Ikea. Thanks for sharing girly. Looks really nice.
Beautiful. This was very helpful!
The other advantage to IKEA drapes is that they are easily hemmed (sewn or with iron on tape). BARGAINS!
I am moving out this weekend, in south Texas. I purchased these exact curtains for my room, and I will be using this technique so thank you!!!
I have 98 inch rivvka drapes in teal! This trick will absolutely be in my home by June! Thanks baiyina!
You're a doll and fantastic teacher. Thank you😊
I love the detail of this video. I really like how it turned out. Will now think about where I can do this in my house.
These curtains look fabulous!
I did it! It was actually pretty therapeutic and they look fabulous! Thank you! Now my only issue is that I decided to put them around a sliding glass door that is unfortunately not centered on my wall. So when I hung the drapes I decided to center the bar and put two panels on each side but now I think it looks wonky. Guessing I need to go back and just center it over the door and have a portion of the wall that has nothing on it… really which the door was centered on the wall. Thank you for the tutorial- you are a great teacher. 😍
Can you compensate the space with a piece of art or tall plant? Or chair in the corner etc.? Yay, so glad they look good though with a few adjustments
Your room looks lovely, I think IKEA sell curtain hooks like that, well they do in England I'm sure, now I know what to do with them hahaha xxx
You explained this so well! Looks amazing!!!
I LOVE these! Thanks so muh for taking time to show us how to do this. I'm so exited I'm going to try myself!
I love your bedframe, it looks lovely with the curtains you have just installed, I am so glad you decided not to sell it and brought it with you. Funnily enough, we needed to get some curtains for a small bay window in our master bedroom. We were quoted £480.00 and £590.00 for two separate fabric options (keep in mind that, the one type of fabric was polyester and the other was a polyester mix!!!), which I thought it was rather ridiculous, taking into consideration the quality of the fabric!!!
I ended up sourcing a brushed heavy linen and cotton mix fabric, alongside some high quality blackout lining material, handed them to a good tailor and 10 days later we had our lovely new bay window pleated curtains for half the price we had been quoted!
Sounds beautiful and thank you!
Wow, looks great. I would definitely like to try this in my bedroom. We have one large window we need to cover. Thanks for teaching us and all of the reasoning behind it. It turned out beautiful in your bedroom!!